The Solidity community has a standard for comments called natspec. Natspec comments provide a standard for writing human-readable documentation for Solidity smart contracts. By including natspec comments in code, developers can explain a contract's functions, parameters, and behavior, making it easier for others to understand and use the contract. Natspec comments use a consistent format including a brief description, parameter types, and a detailed explanation of a function's behavior. The natspec standard has been widely adopted in the Solidity community, and many popular tools support displaying natspec comments alongside contract code, improving the overall quality and usability of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain.
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190: Sablier
The CodeHawks platform has an upcoming audit on the Sablier protocol, so I decided to read through the docs and familiarize myself with the...
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The CodeHawks platform has an upcoming audit on the Sablier protocol, so I decided to read through the docs and familiarize myself with the...
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The ZKasino project recently exit scammed over 33 million dollars worth of Ethereum. he recent debacle surrounding ZKasino offers valuable...
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In addition to its native SDK, Hedera also supports smart contracts in a platform compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine. This allows ...
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